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Swiney captures runoff win over Schultz for Hoover City Council Place 2
Sam Swiney, a 37-year-old claims specialist for State Farm Insurance, won 57 percent of the vote in the runoff with fellow Bluff Park resident Robin Schultz for Hoover Council Place 2. Read more
Hoover voters to select final council member in Oct. 6 runoff election
Sam Swiney and Robin Schultz are battling for Hoover Council Place 2. Read more
Brocato wins second mayoral term in landslide win over Smith
Brocato captured every polling place in the city to claim four more years at Hoover City Hall. Read more
Chelsea, Hoover voters head to polls for Aug. 25 city elections
After hearing from candidates for several months, voters in Chelsea and Hoover get a chance to have their say at the ballot box Tuesday. Read more
Brocato, Smith join Hoover council candidates in second livestreamed forum
The candidates covered topics ranging from shopping center revitalization to traffic congestion, an arts center, sewer system money woes and a need for more amenities in eastern Hoover. Read more
Hoover council, mayoral candidates prepare for second 2020 election forum
There will be no live audience for the second council and mayoral forum, but the forum will be livestreamed on the Facebook pages of the Hoover Sun and Hoover City Schools Foundation. Read more
Smith, Brocato present cases in Hoover's 1st 2020 mayoral candidate forum
Hoover's two mayoral candidates for 2020 answered questions Wednesday night about taxes, funding for Hoover City Schools, making the Galleria safer and more. Read more
Hoover council candidates speak on defunding police, revitalizing shopping centers in 1st forum
Fifteen of the 16 candidates in six contested Hoover City Council races spoke in a forum Tuesday night at the Hoover Senior Center. Read more
Siefka wants to bring new voices, transparency to city government
Leah Siefka is seeking to unseat Curt Posey in Hoover City Council Place 1 in the Aug. 25 city election. Read more
Several Hoover neighborhoods to hold 2020 election forums for mayor, council candidates
A forum for City Council candidates will be Tuesday, Aug. 11, and a forum for mayoral candidates will be Wednesday, Aug. 12. Read more
Eaker seeks to be voice for eastern Hoover on City Council
Mitzi Eaker, a 15-year resident of the Inverness community, wants to give residents of eastern Hoover a bigger voice on the Hoover City Council. Read more
Mayo seeks to replace Greene in Hoover City Council Place 7
Carin Mayo said she wants to put her knowledge of public administration and experience in municipal, state and federal government to work in Hoover. Read more
Reed challenges Shaw for Hoover City Council Place 4
Reed said he wants to continue strong support for Hoover City Schools, to stabilize city finances and maintain proper funding for public safety, sidewalks and other quality-of-life amenities. Read more
Middlebrooks touts support for schools, police in 2020 reelection bid
Casey Middlebrooks has served four years on the Hoover City Council and is seeking four more. Read more
Murphy humbled to face no opposition in bid for second council term
Derrick Murphy is the only Hoover councilman seeking reelection who has no opposition this year. Read more
Final list of candidates for 2020 Hoover city election
There are two candidates for mayor and 17 candidates for the seven citywide Hoover City Council seats. Read more
Only one spot contested in upcoming city election
Chris Thomas filed his paperwork on Tuesday and will be running against incumbent Chris Grace for Place 3 on the Chelsea City Council. Read more
Bluff Park's Deer seeks transparency in bid for Hoover Council Place 6
James "J.D." Deer Jr. is taking on Casey Middlebrooks in the Aug. 25 city election. Read more
Retired counselor, law student seeks to unseat Lyda on Hoover City Council
Michael Jeffries said Hoover government seems to be stagnant, and he wants to bring new energy to the City Council. Read more
Shunnarah aims to replace Smith for Hoover City Council Place 2
Shunnarah said she supports business but is concerned with the construction of new shopping centers while current ones have significant vacancies. Read more